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  1. 2018年4月27日 · From Hokkaido to Okinawa, there are countless reasons for flower fans to fall in love with Japan's 34 flower-filled national parks. Let's take a look at some of the flowers you can hope to find depending on the season!

  2. 2024年2月1日 · Beyond their eye-catching pastel colors, the flowers themselves are quite fragrant, and act as the first sign of the change of seasons. Because they bloom earlier than sakura they are strongly associated with early spring—in fact, plum blossoms werehanami

  3. 2018年1月19日 · Utamaro Kitagawa was famous for his illustrations of Edo (the former name for Tokyo) women and pleasure quarters, depicted in his shun-ga (erotic ukiyo-e) and bijin-ga (beauty portraits). Among his most famous works was a tryptic called Snow, Moon and Flowers (circa 1802-06), which he painted shortly before dying.

  4. 2017年3月6日 · Top 10 Anime Featuring Kimono. One of the exciting things about anime is that it shows cultural aspects of Japan in a interesting way, and one of the most beautiful examples of this is the kimono. From multi-layered Heian Period (794-1185) kimono to furisode kimono with gorgeous long sleeves, anime depicts it all.

  5. 2016年3月31日 · 'Hanami' literally means flower-viewing, but it actually refers to picnic parties that appear under the blooming cherry trees all across Japan every spring. Grace from Texan in Tokyo offers us her Top 9 reasons to love them!

  6. 2019年9月10日 · Saitama Prefecture is home to a great collection of different flower parks and botanical gardens featuring seasonal flowers such as peach blossoms, cherry blossoms, azaleas, wisteria and shibazakura in spring, lotus flowers in summer, red spider lilies in early

  7. 2017年3月22日 · Japan is very famous for its beautiful blossoms, symbols of the changing of seasons. Plum blossoms (ume) represent of the end of winter while sakura (cherry blossoms) indicate the coming of spring. Yet many have trouble distinguishing the two. This 10-question quiz will determine if you're a blossom beginner or a prunus pundit! 1. Petal Power.